Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator

Interesting Facts

• The book is a sequel to the famous story of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and begins right where the first book left off. Charlie, his family, and Mr. Wonka embark on a journey in a glass elevator that can fly into space.
• In this book, Roald Dahl introduces readers to a world of space adventures where the heroes encounter dangerous creatures known as Vermicious Knids, who inhabit a space station.
• One of the central themes of the book is the idea that family and friendship are most important. Despite all the dangers and difficulties the heroes face, they always support each other.
• The book differs from the first part with a more fantastical and science-fiction tone, allowing the author to explore new horizons and expand the boundaries of readers' imaginations.
• The work contains a satirical element, as the author mocks bureaucracy and government structures, portraying them as incompetent and comical characters.
• Roald Dahl uses many inventive and unusual words in the book, adding a unique style to the story and making it even more engaging for readers of all ages.